Churches

Church of San Francesco D'Assisi

Church of San Francesco D'Assisi Church of San Francesco D'Assisi
The church was built in the eleventh century and remodelled in ‘600.

It is decorated with rich stucco and it is now one of the most beautiful baroque churches in Mazara.

Church of San Francesco D'Assisi Church of San Francesco D'Assisi
Church of San Francesco D'Assisi Church of San Francesco D'Assisi
Church of San Francesco D'Assisi Church of San Francesco D'Assisi
Church of San Francesco D'Assisi Church of San Francesco D'Assisi

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